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Red Green's the man of wisdom!
"Whaddya mean 'Who's flying the plane?!' Nobody's flying the plane!"
According to Red Green, "The instructions are that booklet you're kneelin' on while you've been trying to build this thing."...
Is that what those pieces of paper are for? I thought some one on the assembly line threw in some sketches they had. Just Kidding . I do believe ALL instructions should be read.
This gives you a good build and if you change anything ,you know if the kit can support the changes , BEFORE you build it.This prepares you for your foray to the aftermarket.
TANKER-builder
Yeah,
My instructor in Solidworks says the girls do better because they read the instructions all the way through, while the guys just jump in go "WTF, why don't this work"?
Grumman Iron Works Fan.
"Don't sweat the small stuff. And.... it's ALL small stuff, until you hear INCOMING!!!!!!"
As in model-building, the Army has an abbreviation that's used as well.. When a Private says, "I can't figure this thing out, Sergeant..", the most-often heard reply is, "RTFM young man!" "RTFM" means, READ THE F*****N' (Freakin') MANUAL!" ... So, as in the military, it's useful for modeling and modeling forums as well, although ya need to change the "M" to "I" for "Instructions"...
So, for all you Cherry members (and some of you old-timers as well).. RTFI!
The problem with reading the instructions is that I never have any parts left over when I'm finished.
Glenn
Don Stauffer I have heard so many times in model building, the advice, "first thing, read the instructions!"
I have heard so many times in model building, the advice, "first thing, read the instructions!"
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
It's human nature to by pass the formalities and jump into the unknown. I've seen it in so many senerios,but it is a very male charactoristic ...
I had to use the Forum Help area recently because of a problem in marking messages as read. In spite of the fact that that forum is supposed to be about help in using FSM forums, the majority of the threads were about specific modeling problems. This group gets that way at times (lately it has been pretty good).
I have heard so many times in model building, the advice, "first thing, read the instructions!" What will it take for folks to do that? I remember telling a car dealer that the manual for my car was a bit inadequate. The response is that nobody reads manuals anymore, so the company doesn't put much effort into writing them. Still, I think FSM does a good job giving us many forums, and labeling them quite well!
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
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